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-30C(-22F) is listed as the freezing point for mineral oil. Due to viscosity (how thick the fluid is, basically), however, it's lowest useful temperature is considered to be 10C (50F).
If you want to blow up the house. Mineral spirits is much more flammable than home heating oil.
The heating itself is a pure physical change (of temperature), but excessive heating to higher temperatures may cause some chemical degradation. Hot olive oil is still olive oil, but degraded oil is not the same, just check the color (darkened) and taste it after cooling down (cardboard).
No, not quickly. You can separate oil from water by freezing it all.
at very high temperature above 200C, usually yes
Because the oil thickens as it COOLS, not when its heated. Oil viscosity is INVERSELY PROPORTIONAL to temperature.
SUBSTANCE FREEZING POINT corn oil - 20 deg. C sunflower oil - 17 deg. C olive oil - 6 deg. C sesame oil - 6 deg. C peanut oil 3 deg. C palm oil 24.1 deg. C coconut oil 25.1 deg.
harder to separate
Heating mineral oil that has been mixed with water will cause the water to evaporate. Since the mineral oil evaporates at higher temperatures than water, the water vapor can be collected first and stored in a separate container.
Normal operating temperature is 212 F ( 100 C) Syntetic oil is good until 260 F, mineral until 240 F
Home heating oil can be purchased through a home heating oil company. To find home heating oil, find a local home heating oil in your area and contact them to find out more information on purchasing home heating oil.
Most "baby oils" are primarily made of mineral oil. To make mineral oil, gasoline and kerosene are removed from crude petroleum by heating, in a method call functional distillation. By using sulfuric acid, applying absorbents, and washing with solvents and alkalis, hydrocarbons and other chemicals are then removed.